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V01 — Pocket trail courier. Original proposed aid. Role: Choose, carry or explain a source-labelled trail; a helper reads/place cards without supplying the child’s connection. Complete visible source: Ordinary fictional maker table. Nia has a clean, blunt-edged folded foil card, a drawing of a copper wire inside a lamp, and a sealed clear display of two labelled rocks. The foil package says aluminium; the wire drawing says copper. Nia can see folds in the card. Neither package names a particular mine. F1 describes bauxite as a common ore used to make aluminium through industrial processing. F2 describes copper's use in electrical wiring. These are source facts, not tests Nia performed. Nia wants a little trail label for a visitor who asks, “Is this just something from a shop?” No visitor has replied yet. Complete layout and relationships: Top complete source in a labelled supplied-fiction region. Three middle panels Object label, Resource/source, Useful job: aluminium foil package links to F1 bauxite-to-aluminium industrial route then visitor label job. Separate Observation panel says visible fold in Nia’s story; the line does not make it a mine identification. Dotted Still open branch ends at mine/manufacturer/performance/reader reply not supplied. Bottom is a separate empty own three-panel strip. Copper drawing/F2 route is an alternative described in the whole source. Visible labels in reading order: V01 ordinary model Object label: aluminium foil F1 resource/source: bauxite making route Useful job: visitor label Supplied observation: fold Mine/manufacturer/performance/reply open My object/source My job My question Own-work state: Three own panels empty; ordinary source/model stays separately labelled above. No hidden sound, colour-only clue, actual experiment, local observation, reader success or automatic verdict. All visible source relationships are given as text; helper reads verbatim and leaves own areas blank. Actual generated original plane: Object label: Aluminium foil F1 source trail: Bauxite → alumina → aluminium → foil Useful job: A pocket explanation for the lunchbox reader My resource/source — genuinely empty interior My useful job and clue — genuinely empty interior My question — genuinely empty interior Complete actual visible wording, in reading order: V01 · Pocket trail courier Original supplied source / ordinary model Ordinary fictional maker table. Nia has a clean, blunt-edged folded foil card, a drawing of a copper wire inside a lamp, and a sealed clear display of two labelled rocks. The foil package says aluminium; the wire drawing says copper. Nia can see folds in the card. Neither package names a particular mine. F1 describes bauxite as a common ore used to make aluminium through industrial processing. F2 describes copper's use in electrical wiring. These are source facts, not tests Nia performed. Nia wants a little trail label for a visitor who asks, “Is this just something from a shop?” No visitor has replied yet. Object label Aluminium foil F1 source trail Bauxite → alumina → aluminium → foil Useful job A pocket explanation for the lunchbox reader Supplied fold record is separate from the attributed industrial making route. Mine/manufacturer, actual performance and reader reply remain open. My resource/source My useful job and clue My question Three own panels empty; ordinary source/model stays separately labelled above. Original NeuroForge/SubjectNest2026 · education CC BY4.0. Full text alternative supplied. Paper Finish erases nothing. Whole canvas840×1880. This large readable vector can be zoomed. Matching HTML paper pages paginate text and empty responses instead of shrinking the whole vector onto one sheet.
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